According to prosecutors , Carter pressured her boyfriend to go through
with suicide for almost a week before he carried out the act. She
counseled him to overcome his fears ; researched methods of committing
suicide painlessly ; and lied to police, his family and her friends about
his whereabouts during the act itself and after , prosecutors said .
Carter , who was 17 at the time of Roy ’s death , now faces manslaughter
charges in juvenile court in Massachusetts .
Her attorney argues, however , that the charges should be dropped
because Carter ’s messages are protected by free speech . According to
attorney Joseph P. Cataldo , Carter was “ brainwashed ” into supporting
Roy’ s plan for suicide .
“ He ultimately persuaded a young , impressionable girl, ” Caldato told
reporters, according to South Coast Today. “ Eventually he gets her to
endorse his plan .”
But in an indictment, prosecutors outlined in nauseating detail the extent
of Carter ’s alleged role in helping Roy overcome his doubts about suicide .
For more than a week in July 2014 , Carter and Roy exchanged hundreds
of messages in which Carter insisted that Roy would be better off dead .
“ You’ re finally going to be happy in heaven . No more pain ,” she told him
in one message . “ It’ s okay to be scared and it’s normal. I mean , you’re
about to die . ”
According to prosecutors , the two had struck up a romantic relationship
— mostly online — in 2012 . Her lawyer says they had only met a few
times in person over the course of two years prior to Roy’ s death .
Roy had a history of depression and had attempted suicide in the past ,
but his family was hopeful that he would get through it.
“ He seemed to be pulling out of it, ” his grandmother Janice Roy told
WBZ .



Text messages recovered by police, however, suggest that by 2014 , Carter
had gotten tired of Roy ’s idle talk of suicide and she wanted him to go
through with it — now .
“ You always say you’re gonna do it, but you never do, ” Carter
complained. “ I just want to make sure tonight is the real thing. ”
Another time, she texted: “ You can ’t keep pushing it off , though. That ’s all
you keep doing.”
Carter was insistent, even when Roy steered the topic to other things:
ROY: How was your day?
CARTER: When are you doing it?
Roy said he was having a good day, but Carter wasn ’t satisfied .
CARTER: Really ?
ROY: Yes .
CARTER: That ’s great. What did you do?
ROY: Ended up going to work for a little bit and then just
looked stuff up .
CARTER: When are you gonna do it? Stop ignoring the
question
Roy had doubts, and he was scared , according to his texts. What if it
didn’t work and he ended up injured for the rest of his life ? How would
his family cope with the loss?
Carter had answers .
He would be her guardian angel in heaven .
She would comfort his family and they would move on .
If he followed the directions he had found online for killing himself with
carbon monoxide , it would “ 100 percent work,” she said .
“ There isn ’t anything anyone can do to save you, not even yourself, ” she
told him.
But committing suicide would require tools. Roy thought about using a
tube to chann el the exhaust from his truck ’s tailpipe into the vehicle but
realized that the diesel engine emitted lower levels of carbon monoxide
that might make failure more likely .
Carter was confident that it
would work and told him
why.
If the truck emitted a
specific amount of carbon
monoxide “ for five or ten
minutes, you will die ,” she
told him. “ You lose
consciousness with no pain .
You just fall asleep and
die .”
But Carter didn’ t love that idea , either , because she feared that Roy
would make up an “ excuse” to explain why it didn’t work.
“ I bet you’ re gonna be like ‘ oh, it didn’ t work because I didn ’t tape the
tube right or something like that,'” she texted him “ You always seem to
have an excuse.”
When Roy decided to use a generator instead, Carter was impatient.
“ Do you have the generator?” she asked him.
“ Not yet LOL ,” he replied.

WELL WHEN ARE YOU GETTING IT ?” she wrote .
Eventually, Roy did find a generator — his father’s — but it was broken.
Carter told him to take it to Sears for repairs .
And if Roy couldn ’t find a way to use carbon monoxide , Carter suggested
alternatives : “ I ’d try the bag or hanging ,” she told him . “ Hanging is
painless and take like a second if you do it right .”
The day of Roy ’s death — July 12 , 2014 — he and Carter exchanged texts
in the early morning hours .
“ You can ’t think about it. You just have to do it,” Carter said , telling him
she didn’t understand why he was hesitating.
“ I’ m gonna eventually ,” he replied. “ I really don ’t know what I ’m
waiting for but I have everything lined up .”
She suggested that he take medication to fall asleep and allow the fumes
to work.
She worried that he wouldn ’ t go through with it because the sun would
soon be coming up .
She suggested that he go to an empty parking lot .
They texted throughout the day about the plans , about Roy ’s doubts, and
about Carter ’s insistence that “ the time is right ” and that he was ready .

At the same time , Carter appeared to be preparing her friends and Roy’ s
relatives for his eventual death . Days before his suicide , Carter texted a
friend named Samantha and claimed that Roy was missing — though she
was communicating with him at exactly the same time about how to fix
his father’ s broken generator.
The day before his death , she told her friend : “ I ’m thankful that our last
words were I love you.”
At some point on the night of July 12 , Roy went through with the suicide ,
using a gas- powered water pump . He died of carbon monoxide poisoning
inside the cab of his pickup truck .
While he was in the truck with the pump running , he was on the phone
texting and talking with Carter , she told her friend .
“ Like , honestly I could have stopped it, ” Carter texted Samantha months
later. “ I was on the phone with him and he got out of the car” because
the carbon monoxide was working , she said . She added that she “ told
him to get back in .”
Roy’ s body was found by police on the morning of July 13 .
A judge will now decide whether Carter will face charges in his death .
She will appear in court again on Oct. 2 .
After his death , Carter became a self- proclaimed advocate for mental
health.
She organized a fundraising tournament in Roy ’s memory and posted on
Facebook and Twitter about her attempts to save her boyfriend ’ s life .
“ Even though I could not save my boyfriend ’ s life , I want to put myself
out here to try to save as many other lives as possible, ” she wrote on
Facebook.

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Like really
Who stil does dat sh*t

He was dating the devil.

Good radiance to bad rubbish

Ìdiots.
Idìots everywhere.
rust in pìss,sissy.

boy: "How was your day?"
succubbus girl: "WHEN ARE YOU DOING IT? I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY YOU ARE WASTING TIME! YOU'RE USELESS! FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO THE LETTER ON HOW TO ILL YOURSELF! BAFF YOURSELF WITH A BUCKET OF MY PISS BEFORE GOING TO HUG THAT NAKED TRANSFORMER"

you mean that ugly biitch persuaded the dude to off his life na wa o, most of these people are painfully stupid, this crap cannot happen in my country, even if the person has lost all hope and so sleeping on the streets not knowing where the next meal would come from, he still wouldn't do it, if there is anything like reincarnation i pray he comes back as a nigerian and with loads of sense.

What you get when you Date someone who works for the devil.